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Pick your rules
Risk
What you are willing to lose, decided before the trade.
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Position sizing
How big the position is allowed to be, and when it changes.
0/8
Entry
The conditions that must be true before you click buy or sell.
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Exit
How the trade ends, planned while you are still calm.
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Psychology
The state you are allowed to trade in, and when you stop.
0/8
Review
How you check yourself after the market closes.
0/8
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Your rulebook
Shows on the printed sheet.
My Trading Rulebook
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Nothing picked yet. Tick the rules you will follow, or start from a proven eight.
The print dialog has a “Save as PDF” destination. That is your one-page rulebook, no download needed.
Method
How to use this
- 1. Pick few, not many. A rulebook you can read in thirty seconds is a rulebook you will still be following in month three.
- 2. Cover risk first. Risk and position sizing rules decide how long you stay in the game. Entry rules only decide what you do while you are there.
- 3. Print it and keep it visible. A rule on a screen you have closed is not a rule.
- 4. Change one rule at a time. Review weekly, count the breaks, and only edit after a proper sample of trades.
These rules are educational process guidelines, not investment advice, and none of them is a signal to buy or sell anything. Trading in financial markets carries risk, including the loss of your capital.
Watch: why the rules decide it
The difference between a trader and a gambler is a written rule they still follow on a bad day. This is that argument in full.
Rules are easy to write. The hard part is following them.
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